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'''Chord Charts charts''' and Scale Maps '''scale maps''' are non-temporal notation. Unlike tab, they are not describing something to be performed with rhythm or in-time. They represent a collection of notes for a group (or box) of adjacent frets, helpful to remember patterns or fingerings.
== Chord Charts ==
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'''Chord charts ''' use the following symbols to indicate which fingers to use to make the chord:
* ''t'' - thumb
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A '''scale map ''' represents a fingering pattern for a scale and can be moved to any position for different keys. Root notes are indicated with ''x'' 's and other notes with ''o'' 's. The first fret may have a number underneath to indicate a particular scale (E Major vs. any Major).
<-- Frets -->
1st String |o|x|-|o|
|Ref: Reading Chord Charts, Scale Maps, and Strumming Notation#Strumming Notation|Strumming Notation
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'''Strumming notation''' is a concise way to indicate rhythmic patterns for strummed chords.
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